April 3, 2006
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"A CHURCH OF ENGLAND BISHOP
has urged Christians to recognise the 'motherhood' of God.
Whether Gulf Coast residents stayed through the storms, have returned to rebuild, or have relocated to another region, the primary need is for the resources God freely gives.
A woman's move from the American Midwest to Mississippi's Gulf Coast turns into a mission of love—and a commitment to help rebuild the city she now calls home.
After Katrina's floodwaters receded, the writer and his wife had a choice. Slide into darkness and discouragement—or "look for the good God is always giving."
When we turn to God as the source of all we need, adversity can be turned into an opportunity for spiritual growth and newfound prosperity.
Restoration is needed on all fronts after a devastating hurricane. And this resident of Gulfport finds it starts with spiritual self-renewal.
How one New Orleans resident is assisting in the rebuilding of her city through prayer that rests on a firm spiritual foundation.
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Excerpts from a recent spirituality.com chat with Cindy Neely.
Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.
Just coming into Christian Science a year and a half ago, I am, one step at a time, falling in love with Love, God.
Last June I found myself in intense pain, unable to move.
I am grateful for Mary Baker Eddy's wonderful revelation of Christian Science.
WHAT "GOD DOETH" IS DONE IN AND OF SPIRIT AND MUST BE SPIRITUAL, AND THEREFORE LASTING, BRILLIANT, ALIVE, WHOLE, ORDERED, PURPOSEFUL.
